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Liz Whalen co-owns Rebel Rebel, a hair salon in Libertyville, Ill. that caters to LGTBQ+ clients. Courtesy: Lissete Briggs In the face of the anti-diversity, equity and inclusion environment, LBGTQ+ small business

They started with trending audio, viral filters and loyal digital fandoms. Now, India’s top social media influencers are trading in their ring lights for retail shelves, owning brands in beauty, fashion, and

Fashion-tech startup ZILO has raised $4.5 million in seed funding to scale its growing quick-commerce platform for fashion, aiming to deliver curated styles from top brands in under 60 minutes. The round

The coffee and lifestyle brand, founded in 2014 and with a branch in Wimborne, has been shortlisted in the equity-backed entrepreneur of the year category. The awards, known as ‘The Grammys of Entrepreneurship’, celebrate

Features Newsday 18 Hrs Ago Founder and CEO of Vibe Connections Ltd Amina Blake. -Foreman, displays her winning cheque at the CBN X USC 2025 Business Pitch Competition which took place at

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — For the past several years, a group of students at Susan Wagner High School has been operating a small business. The culmination of long hours, field trips and

#Featuredpost In the vibrant landscape of African entrepreneurship, Richard Nii-Armah Quaye stands out as a visionary leader, making significant strides in finance, investment and entrepreneurial support. As the President of RNAQ Holdings,

Image Credits:Audos Henrik Werdelin has spent the last 15 years helping entrepreneurs build big brands like Barkbox through his startup studio Prehype. Now, with his new, New York-based venture Audos, he’s betting

The winner of the 13th annual PitchIt! Minto Business Competition has been revealed. A media release from the Town of Minto shares that this year’s winner is Feel Alive Home Junction, founded

A new kind of entrepreneur is emerging — faceless, AI-powered and quietly building six-figure … More businesses behind the scenes. getty In early 2024, Gregory Cooke, then 27, had no intention of